Sentence examples for intelligence discussion from inspiring English sources

It's taken a week since the meeting ended to come up with a sentence that says why journalism belongs in this collective intelligence discussion.

Adapted from SID. http://www.dfid.gov.uk/Documents/publications1/sid2010/table20.xls?epslanguage=en http://www.dfid.gov.uk/Documents/publications1/sid2010/a3.xls?epslanguage=en This research was developed to provide strategic intelligence for internal discussion within DFID.

The US government had such high hopes for Penny Lane that one former intelligence official recalled discussions about whether to secretly release a pair of Pakistani men into the US on student or business visas.

The hope is that good market intelligence, for example discussions with clued-up investors, can help officials to become more savvy.Yet imagine data nirvana: a colossal, constantly updating spreadsheet of the trading and lending exposures, cross-border activity, interconnectedness and funding risks of all regulated and unregulated institutions.

Verity was impressed with the depth of Jardine's thinking on the game and his intelligence, enjoying tactical discussions with him on the voyage to Australia.

While some Saudi officials have denied that such a mission took place, others described it as a continuing discussion in intelligence channels between Qusay Hussein and senior officials in the Saudi intelligence directorate, perhaps with Egypt's involvement.

The NSC is the UK's main forum for discussion of intelligence issues.

Collective Intelligence Every e-mail discussion list, Web bulletin board and group blog is an example of collective intelligence at work.

At the morning police briefing, there was discussion of intelligence on "risk fans" (police-speak for people who may cause or get involved in trouble), as well as a potted history of Millwall and their form in the league.

Indeed, the shortage of serious discussion of intelligence matters has frequently resulted in counterterrorism programs that are much less balanced and effective than they could and should be.

Turkey's intelligence services have had discussions with Mr. Ocalan since he was captured in February 1999, but to no avail.